The Maine Woods Late Winter 2000

The Maine Woods

A Publication of the Forest Ecology Network

Volume Five Number One

Late Winter 2001

"Only after the last tree has been cut down. Only after the last river has been poisoned. Only after the last fish has been caught. Only then you will find that money cannot be eaten."
Cree Indian Proverb

Julia Butterfly Hill surveys acid rain-damaged forest on a Casco Bay Island, downwind from Florida Power and Light's coal-burning Wyman Station power plant on Cousin's Island in Yarmouth. Photo by Paul Donahue


Articles in this issue            
								
								
									
									
									
										
										
										A Letter From the Editor   by Paul Donahue            
										
										
A Voice in the Wilderness: Seeds of Change by Jonathan Carter            
FEN Introduces Two Bills on Forest Practices  by Jonathan Carter            
Ten Commandments of Forest Restoration  by Jonathan            Carter            
The MFS Report of the 1999 Annual Inventory: Not All Good News  by Mitch Lansky           
What Do Maine Audubon Society, Sportsman's Alliance of Maine and Small Woodland Owners Association of Maine Have in Common?           
Pesticide-Free Forests Campaign  by Paul Donahue           
FEN Thanks Signature Collectors            
Pesticide-Free Forests Campaign Needs Your Help            
Pesticides Are Designed to Kill  by Paul Donahue            
Lawsuit to Protect Salmon from Pesticidesby NCAP           
Atlantic Salmon Declared "Endangered"by David Carle            
Maine Files Anti-Salmon Suit   by David Carle            
Julia Butterfly Hill Visits Maine  by Paul Donahue and Steve Swift            
Maxxam Out of the Mattole!   by Circle of Life Foundation            
You Just Bought Your Family a Clearcut......            
Roadless Area Protection Policy            
Luna - Illegally Cut and Endangered  by Dana Stolzman            
The Cabling of Luna   by Paul Donahue            
A Need to Act  by Amanda Warren            
Your Inactions Are as Destructive as Your Actions   by Ethan Warren          
Boycott the GAP!            
The 5R Project Began With Words   by Steve Swift            
College of the Atlantic Commits to Green Effort  by Misty Edgecomb            
Cleaner Air, Stronger Trees, Healthy Lakes   by Michael            Hamilton            
The Kyoto Climate Change Treaty and the Future of Our Forests             by John Demos            
No Point in Waiting Around for Leadership by Donella Meadows            
Maine Woods National Park Builds Momentum and Sparks Debate
              by Jym St. Pierre and Beth Wheatley            
Tough Fight Looms Over Bills to Curb Referendums by Paul Carrier           
Long Live Democracy   by Jonathan Carter            
Easements and the West Branch Project by David Lewis            
Are Mega-Easements Worth the Bargain?   by Mitch            Lansky            
Alaska Oil Unplugged: The Plain Truth   by Blaine Townsend            
The Passage of David Brower   by Jonathan Carter            
Donella Meadows, Lead Author of The Limits of Growth, Has Died
            
FEN Board President Steve Swift Steps Down           
Close Encounters of an Avian Kind   by Andrew Paul Brissette            
Two Yearly Scholarship Contests for High School Students            
Forest Ecology Network News           
Maine Environmental News Free Daily Email Update Service            
Environmental Information on the Internet          
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